united snapping a two-game winless skid after beating the new york red bulls last friday. 2-0 was theinal for that one. tonight they will reunite with the former fan favorite chris pontias and that makes the matchup even better. >> i'm sure he is excited to see us, his old teammates and staff. i played against him. all my career in l.a. also in college at santa barbara. i have seen him a robert: well, can he do it? the quest for the triple crown, nyquist preparing for the preakness. this is video on the track at pimlico. hoping to become the second straight horse to win the triple crown. last year was american pharaoh. he is a 3-5 favorite. the group dude perfect is at it again with the crazy shots. this time it's tyler tony from 533 feet up. leon: no way. robert: yes way. of course he hits it. that is crazy. according to the guinnessworldrecord.com the highest is 117 feet. i hate the trick shot stories because it gives maureen material. i hate it. i hate it. got to get them out of here. final note, mystics still looking for the first win of the season. they host l.a. sparks at verizo

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united in philly tonight against the union, trying to snap a two-game winless skid. ute, the corner kick, the bicycle, and in the diving save by union. check out ben olson's reaction. he wanted that bad. in stoppage now. in front, vasquez knocks it in. takes off a shirt in celebration. united loses a tough one, 1-0. wnba, the mystics were no match for the sparks tonight. southern maryland star christie tolliver was on fire, 7-8 from e with 19 points. mystics lose and they are now 0-3 on the season. and lebron james and the cavs could go up 3-0 over toronto tomorrow night. if you saw the video we were watching before i went on the air, please excuse my laughter. alison: sorry, my fault. a consumer ahead -- alert about atm's. leon: 7 on your side with the consumer alert from bank of america. thatare rolling out atm's do not require a card. 76 locations will have the card list machine. the technology went live this week. instead of a card, use your smart to get cash at the atm. let us know if it works. alison: sorry, i tried to take your read there. alison: do they canc

unit. you know they go up for auction. >> right. >> no, snap. >> yes, snap. and so not just one guitar but two guitars. >> that's mental. wow, one, but two, how did they put two and two together? >> right. get ready to pick your mouth up off the ground. >> i bought it for $10. >> holy [ bleep ]! >> what? >> there was writing on the back and that's how she pieced it together. >> i can't believe it. all the elements came together in the universe to reunite this man with his guitars. >> she looks like she listens to machinehead. is she a fan? >> oh, she's most definitely a fan. >> oh, my gosh! >> he's emotional. >> i'm a little verklempt right now. >> right? i keep getting goose bumps. >> got to write a song about that. >> yeah. you've got to give her a big old smooch, too. >>> it's an amazing video with an even more amazing story behind it. >> in that car the driver, george hamill, a paraplegic. >> no way. >> yes! >> the incredible journey of the extreme guy who just won't give up. >> you have one life. you may as well just live it as much as possible. >>> and

united states. unlike the commonly known skimming devices that snap on to the front of an a.t.m. and steal the data this is now town the entire a.t.m. into a skiing device. the thieves hack the a.t.m. remotely like they would a computer and steal your money. highway do you recollect yourself? unfortunately speakers say right now you cannot. the malware sin visible to customs and sometimes the bank. >> not contact reassuring. >> investors will keep a close eye on a mega merger. here is the money report with jane king. >> good morning, the big story today is bear or buyer, paying a 62 billion offer to buy monday montana -- monsanto, to be purchased by bayer. the markets are mixed and the dow such 5 and s&p down a traction and the nasdaq up a bit. american airlines is so fed up with security line they are putting up their own money to tackle the problem with t.s.a. saying lines are grow because they are short of screeners because of budget cuts so american is spend $4 million for contract workers who can reduce wait time by doing non-screen, functions such as management of lines so

. >> to follow the cargo door failure on united flight 811, it's important to understand the two-snapystem that secures 747 cargo doors. first, a series of c-shaped latches electronically rotates around pins in the bottom of the door frame. then, for further reinforcement, a handle moves l-shaped arms called locking sectors up against the c-latches to keep them in place. in addition, there are pins up and down both sides of the door. normally, all of this holds the door shut, but in the case of united flight 811, something goes horribly wrong. >> forensic analysis of the door indicated that there was actually a short circuit. >> it's an electrical problem that had caused unexpectedly a command to unlock the door, to actually come open. so that it was a design issue. >> finding that cargo door was obviously critical to answering this question. >> it was so critical that the national transportation safety board actually reissued the report with a different and more up-to-date cause as well as causing all 747s to be redesigned to prevent this kind of failure from occurring again. so, it

snap benefit is $1.40 per person. that is it. you never know that if you listen to the debates in the united states congress. k it is an extravagant benefit. people say that people on snapper on it for [indiscernible] the median time a family is on we are toldyear and that the snap rules are exploding, which i hear from a lot of my republican friends. the reality is that as the economy gets better, millions and millions of people are now coming off of snap. i am so the issue is used to get people to work, but the majority of people on snap our children, senior citizens, people disabled and the majority of those who can work do work, so people who are working are earning so little that they do qualify for snap. raise theught to minimum wage to a livable raise in the country and invest a little bit more in job training programs that people can make transitions into jobs. right now, the speaker of the house in order to get the republican budget passed, which has thrown aap and whole bunch of people off the program, but it is not radical enough for the majority of republicans to support it. if they threw in more

snap decision on. >> sergeant investigator of the jail's internal security unit will process figueroa's request to visitevaeh and shuck. >> first challenge being that we're going to have to get a transportation team to transport him from riverhead to yaphank and then we have to coordinate with yaphank. they're also co-defendants in a case which is a pretty serious case. a lot to go through in order to facilitate this. we make a recommendation to the warden and the warden has the final say. >>> coming up -- >> have a seat. >> cesar figueroa gets his answer. >>> and --. >> this place is beautiful. clean. look how clean it is. >> nick fisher is thrilled to be out of the sprung unit, but his old friend said he was forced to leave. >> instead of doing what he was supposed to do, he went to the police. after he went to the police, he couldn't live here no more. >> i'm alex trebek. if you're age 50 to 85, i have an important message about security. write down the number on your screen, so you can call when i finish. the lock i want to talk to you about isn't the one on your door. this is a lock for your life i

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snap elections again in turkey, in the hope of getting enough of a parliamentary majority that he can bring in a new constitution. anchor: what impact does this have on turkey's relationship with the unitedand europe? sign thatt is another turkey is not ready for serious negotiations over entry into the european union. with the united states it does not change much. erdogan has been the primary political actor in turkey for a decade, and the united states will continue to work with him. anchor: the europeans might not like this kind of political but hering by erdogan, seems to have gotten himself into any currently strong position when it comes to negotiating with europe. stephen: that is a function of so many refugees coming into syria. they will probably turn a blind eye to this. but turkey is so far away from joining the european union, there may be renewed negotiations but it strikes me it will be difficult to accept turkey under the current political circumstances. anchor: if all that happens, the premise or and president have been negotiating visa-free travel for turks in europe starting in june. does this change of government or change of leadership affect that? stephen: i don't t

unit at 37 weeks. >> eric could come in two minutes before the baby was actually born and obgyn held the baby up and we snappedures he wasn't off to surgery. >> reporter: dr. performed delicate and life-saving surgery on cam in adjacent operating room. >> huge lesion. this big. very very sick baby. very very sick. we got the baby through the operation barely. went down to the nic ureport report it was nerve racking and frightening but lauren and eric new camden was in the best of hands. >> about six hours when we actually got to see him for the first time which is -- a long time. >> reporter: couple was not able to hold cam for day or two. once they did it was amazing. >> really calm, happiness. report roar this baby boy rocky road was far from over. doctor at sick had diss covered another mass during the first operation but it was simply too risky to remove at the time. so 3.5 weeks later, cam was back in surgery. >> we had gotten very close. that was harder to see him wheeled back. >> reporter: cam would spend two months in the nicu at chop he was on high frequency ventilation. this tough little guy managed

unit at 37 weeks. >> eric could come in two minutes before the baby was actually born and the obgyn julie held the baby up and snappedctures and he was immediately off to surgery. >> reporter: did the performed the delicate and life-changing surgery on little camden in an adjacent operating room. >> very very sick baby. very very sick. we got the baby through the operation barely. went down to the nicu. >> reporter: it was nerve racking and frightening but lauren and err rec new camden was in the best of hands. >> it was about six hours when we actually got to see him for the first time which is a long time. >> reporter: the couple was not able to hold cam for a day or two. but once they did, it was amaz amazing. >> really calm, happiness. report roar this baby boy's rocky road was far from over. doctor had discovered another mass during the first operation but it was simply too risky to remove at the time. so 3.5 weeks later cam was back in surgery. >> we had gotten very close so that was harder to see him wheeled back. >> cam would spend two months in the nica at chop. he was on high frequency ventilation. this lit

snapped from his bedroom. a friend of the family was arrested and charged with first-degree murder in the death. fairfield police say the cold case unit reexamined the case in 2011 and found evidence leading to the suspect. he is serving 26 years in state prison for three separate cases of child molestation. >> the case of chocolate cake slur was a hex. a gay texas pastor had sued whole foods for defacing a case but he dropped lawsuit against the chain and apologizing saying he was wrong to perpetuate that story. company released surveillance video which they say proved the case was not tampered with. whole foods say they would counter, and they say given the apology is in point moving failure. >> if you are inundated with beyonce stories, the queen is coming back don't be too jealous . >> which song was that? >> do i know...you need to get >> do i know...you need to get "low-to-mid on -- >> there were 50,000 arrest the tour last night in santa clara and caltrain added an additional train. beyonce returns september 17. >> amazing. i am jealous of everyone would got to go. >> she should have sent us more video. >> we want more! >> into

snap chat i do know about facebook but i do know that. bill that you have spent other time spending bridges is the government as we were just hearing as attorney general of the united states and before that work to the white house and a capacity and justice stevens served it is interesting to know that experience of the judiciary affected your understanding of what the courts do. and it gives a useful perspective compared to those straight into judicial work. >>. >> i thought about this. >> you are not supposed to tell. [laughter] that was one of the most important part of education. to take back those experiences of the subcommittee that type of work with a feel for legislation but the legislative process is very different from what you are involved in is stephen brier has the same thing with the chief counsel and we cannot pin down specific examples that i remember but i was constantly aware of the fact to help me a great deal in understanding what goes on in though law and i remember one time with that legislation down the line and they said for let the judges figure that out. to the point that congress has the judge's as partners in the project rather than tota